Puerto Madero is Buenos Aires' youngest neighborhood, transformed from an abandoned port into a modern upscale area featuring glass high-rises and red brick warehouses converted into restaurants, cafes and gelato shops. The iconic white Puente de la Mujer (Bridge of the Woman), designed by architect Santiago Calatrava and inspired by tango dancers, is a landmark. The adjacent Reserva Ecologica Costanera Sur offers 350 hectares of wetlands for nature walks.
Area is open to public. Restaurants and attractions have separate admission fees
Visit in the evening when the colonial brick warehouses and modern buildings are beautifully illuminated. Sunset walks along the waterfront are especially romantic.
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The area is known for high-end steakhouses like Cabana las Lilas and La Cabana. For a more affordable experience, the waterfront restaurants offer diverse cuisines with great views.
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